Nintendo Switch 2 was available at Target In-store on Thursday, June 5. However, now gamers can simply skip the long lines at the stores as it is launched online at Target on Friday, June 6.

Many third-party publishers are taking advantage of Nintendo's game-key card option for their Switch 2 titles, a fact that's causing no shortage of consternation to physical game collectors.

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake has been confirmed for the Switch 2, but only as a standard edition Game-Key Card.

Many Nintendo Switch 2 games are getting Game-Key Card versions, but one publisher wants to offer "true" physical versions of those games.

Nintendo says that the Switch 2's VRR support will only work on the internal display while in handheld mode.

Nintendo Says Switch 2 Game-Key Cards Help Third-Party Publishers Bring ‘Deeper, Larger, and More Immersive Content on the Platform’ Add to cart.

With Switch, Nintendo is currently offering the platform friendliest to physical game collectors, but the existence of game-key cards for Switch 2 has the holdouts from the supposedly inevitable ...

GAO just sharpened the distinction between winning and losing protest arguments related to key project personnel. The issue turns on the question of whether the winning proposal included ...

If the Switch 2 Game Key Card servers last as long, that means those cards will still be fully functional through at least October 2043.

Nintendo fans have shared a lot of frustration online about the Switch 2's Game-Key Cards, which don't have the actual game on them.

Upgrades in the Switch 2 version of Super Mario Party Jamboree aren't as widespread as thought, as confusion continues over game-key cards.

Many Physical Switch 2 Games Don't Contain The Game At All Nintendo's first-party lineup is avoiding key cards for now, but third-party publishers are embracing them ...